Well, the moon is made of cheese, and cheese is killing the planet.
"You’re producing the milk from a dairy cow that is emitting large quantities of methane, which has a global-warming impact 25 times higher than carbon. And then you have the methane and nitrous oxide that are also generated from the cow’s manure. "
I call bulltulip. Or at least cowpat.
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Couldn't you use a very long stick? Prod the moon and then measure how far up the stick the carbon comes upOriginally posted by d000hg View PostGot a spare spaceship?
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If you've been laying in the water that long your skin must be rather shrivelled by now. Suggest you get up, dry off and have a cup of tea.Originally posted by BoredBloke View PostJesus are you serious..ducks!! A stick is all you need to measure the water level. I lay on on the water about 10 years ago and the water level is still less than half way up. I'd say its about 1/3rd of a stick as opposed to 1/2 of a duck
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Jesus are you serious..ducks!! A stick is all you need to measure the water level. I lay on on the water about 10 years ago and the water level is still less than half way up. I'd say its about 1/3rd of a stick as opposed to 1/2 of a duckOriginally posted by Paddy View PostRiver levels remain the same too. The water only comes half way up the ducks.
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Don't be silly, the sea level changes significantly nearly every day. Sometimes several times a day!
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